1. Beginners' nerves. 2. What turns you on? Working titles and research questions. 3. Plotting, planning and playing safe. 4. The `3R's' of research: Reading, writing and referencing. 5. Making a proposal. 6. Designs and ethics. 7. Franz's project part I. 8. Suzie's project part I. 9. Franz's project part II. 10. Suzie's project part II. 11. Surveying the scene: Questionnaire and survey methods. 12. Finishing off. Epilogue: A community of inquiry. References. Bibliography. Index.
Gary Ansdell is Research Associate at the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre in London where he currently teaches the Master of Music Therapy Programme. He is the Editor of the British Journal of Music Therapy and former Research Fellow at City University, London. Mercedes Pavlicevic was Research Associate at the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre where she taught the Master of Music Therapy Programme. She was former Post-Doctoral Fellow, and was the Co-Director of the Master's Music Therapy Programme at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. Both are committed researchers, enthusiastic writers and spirited teachers.
This research text is the best and most comprehensive one for arts
therapists that I have come across so far. I have no hesitation
about recommending it to novice researchers in the arts therapies
and those who instruct them. It is a volume that supplies much of
what arts therapists of any nationality need to know about
scholarly inquiry - and does so in a most palatable manner.
*The Arts in Psychotherapy*
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